Butte semi-weekly miner., 1887-03-30

/ births here in as many days, only second I
, Meaderville.
Meaderviils.
Mrs. Foltz is very sick.
A sparring match is looked for soon.
The Occidental is doing good busines
j. Hamlyn is busy as usual in the pos
Office.
spring. .
Clark's Colusa has two new elevators +
Gently erected.
The boys are glad to see Mr.. Chase
Meaderville again.
Il The Betsy Dahl, which shut down for r,
pairs, will commence work the first of tn
week.
The infant son of Jos. Gillich has bee
very sick with bronchitis, but is now ou
OF danger.
Silk hats and Prince Albert coats are a
the go. Prof. Kipp looks quite robby il
his new suit.
There will be dance at Knights of La
Dor Hall, April 1st. An invitation is ez
tended to all.
Miss Birdseye, the primary teacher il
Meaderville, is shining light in the Butt
Literary Society.
Gunnison Brothers are building an addi
in hay and grain.
obtained divorce from her husband las,
week. with restoration of her previous
name.
Kelly 4 Eviston have sent East for som.
buggies to stock up their livery stable anC
will ho a hlo fn fr,rnich h 4 H.
coming summer.
has been out exercising lately. He was
provided with a new outfit last week, con.
sis'ing Of harness and sulky.
Mrs. Al. Gunnison delivered an interest
ing sermon from Bible text at the knights
of Labor Hall, which was largely attended
and listened to with marked interest.
Mr.. H. E. Sherman, An ex-correspond-
ent OF IHE MINER, now employed in the
Mountain Chief as carpenter, ievotes his
leisure to compiling an autobiography.
walkerville.
Miss Julia Murphy is very sick with
pneumonia.
The Moulton mine is employing an extra
large force at present.
Mr.. Neil O'Donnell started on Monday
evening for Wilkesbarre. Pa, to visit his
mother.
Rev. Mr.. Stull. of Anaconda, will occupy
the pulpit of the NJ. E. church this evening
at 7:3O.
All the Walkerville teachers attended the
funeral of George Stebbins, in Butte,
Wednesday afternoon.
The Sisters OF Charity visited the sick in
Walkerville Sunday and Father Van de
Ven visited them Friday.
is expecting her brother-in-law, Mr.. Jewell.
from England in a few days.
Mr.. Driscoll arrived from the East Tues
day. His little daughter was very sick dur
ing his absence, but has recovered.
Sam Bartle. press boy in The MINER
Office for the last year and half, who was
sick last week. is now about as usual,
Mr.. W. E. Hall. Mr.. J. r. Walker and
Mr.. Joseph Broughton started for Helena
Friday, and were to return last night.
Mrs. Holland went to Warm Springs yes
terday with her daughter. Mrs. Mullen,
xho is taken there for treatment by Dr.
The Walker House is for rent and the
furniture for sale. Mrs. Annear contem-
plates trip to California, after which she
will visit Europe.
Mrs. John Richards gave a progressive
euchre party at her residence last Monday |
evening. at which she entertained a num-
DER Of her friends.
Over fifty children attend the Catholic
sunday School which was recently organ
zed. About eighty children attend the
Methodist Sunday School.
Jerry Mullens made a special visit to
,hicken Flat last Sunday. There is an
attraction there for Mr.. Mullens that it
S hoped will eventuate in a wedding.
Justice Herbert balanced the scales of
astice yesterday between two ladies Of |
Vest Walkerville. who were arrested for |
disturbing the peace of denizens of that To- |
ality.
Mrs. Borlace. who is famous in Walker
lille Tor ner toothsome cookery, was yes
erday engaged in preparing a Cornish |
asty, dish much in favor in her native
and.
onda, who was mysteriously shot about |
X weeks ago. will be on his feet soon. the
octors expecting to have him up to-day
u the first time since he was laid up.
Last Wednesday Mr.. VIM. Hawk was the
ecipient of surprise rendered him on his
9th birthday. His mother is with him.
his is the first birthday of his at which
ae has assisted in twenty-one years.
Mr.. Bryan, of Utah. has been telegraphed
IT by his wife, Mrs. Maggie Bryan. who is
aging with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
on account of the dangerous
mess OF her little girl who has pneumonia.
On Friday an Italian used harsh and
ousive language to Justice Herbert on the
lblic highway. and the Justice vindicated
s wounded honor by having him arrested |
ad tried for contempt 70 court. when he
ned him SO.
On Tuesday last John Brannagan, of
utte. visited Walkeryille on business and |
lgaged IN an alteration with Mr.. McCune
bout horse. He was arrested there and
len and fined $40 and costs. He has ap-
ealed the ase to the District Court.
Miss Lydia Hall. special teacher of draw
& connected with the public schools. is
nf No ordinary endurance She
res in Butte, and has been known to
ak from Butte to Burlington, thence to
eaderville. thence home in one day and
led her duties at these several places to
le complete satisfaction of her pupils.
,e is graduate of the Cooper Union, New
ork.
Monday was unfortunate to two gentle
en- here. Mr.. Mcdonald, of the Sullivan
ouse. had the misfortune to have his co.,
r bone broken that day by the overturn-
g OF the express wagon on which he was
ding. DR.. Holland is attending him and
last accounts he is little better. On
s same day Matt. HALEY also got his col
r bone fractured and is at the Sisters
ospital for treatment. Ia
The sch0nls yor 10 |
I'll attended. Mr.. Wilson. who is nrinci-
Il and teacher of the high school. has an
rollmen. of ssventy-four pupils. Miss
olland. teacher of the first, second and
ird grade has .ighty-five enrolled. Miss
lllivan, who has charge OF fourth grade !
I'd grammar department has ftty-seven
rolled. Miss Donovan G West Walker.
lie, has fifty names On list.